Kayak Fishing during Low Tide
Kayak 10 years ago 278,518 views
You can catch more fish if you know what the bottom looks like. Recognize the terrain under the water by viewing it during winter time low tides. Knowing where the structure is that holds fish will pay off for you when the tide is low and later on when the tide is high as well. Deep holes in the treeline, barnacles and oyster beds, deep holes and channels can all be found during low tides. When others say, 'There's no water out there, I'm not fishing', you can go out there on your kayak and knock em dead! Thanks for all the subs! And don't forget to check out the new Facebook page. I post lots of pics and stories about fishing the salt flats here in Tampa, Florida. Click the link below to get there :) https://www.facebook.com/lovekayak.fishing Tight Lines Everybody!
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you catch a trophy fish tomorrow with a eternal life AND LUCK 1 subyou will have 100 extra years of life 1 NICE REPLY- you you will have luck IGNORE- you will loseTastes amazing on shrimp too.
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I live in Vietnam, some people around my area live by catching fish, they catch whatever its big or small. I know its bad, but they're poor and they need it to feed their family.
I watched alots of your vids and by your GoPro, I saw alots of fish swiming below the boat everytime it goes down. Then, when I go to the riverside and fishing, there only small fishes left... I caught, then I release as your move.
May be I have badluck, or wrong way of fishin. But I think, for now, the only way for me to see the big fishes like yours is... dreaming and watching your videos :)
Thanks again !
Dusky flathead, there also 5/5.
Yellowfin bream, there about a 3/5 for eating quality.
Anyway, I hope you carry on with the channel, it's really great and if you do I'll know I have someone to watch for years to come
Love your work mate.
Start singing that song from JAWS- Quint was singing, you know the one. Fair well my fair maiden and so on. Liked the video though. From Florida myself, fished from a 16 foot bass tracker. We had wished we could shallow fish like you, catch more for sure. Just be careful. Sea trout, snook. Good eating. Nice job. Best part,like you said,boat won't get stuck in the shallows waiting for the tide to rise like the other boaters.
Very well shot, and the whole very pleasing and peacefull. Thanks for sharing
Great Job. hope to see more fishing videos.
I've had days that I've spent more time letting people look at my kayak and answering questions (about why do I fish out of a kayak...and how...and where does everything go...and you're actually going out THERE?? IN THE OCEAN??) than I did fishing.
One guy even asked if he could sit in it...
Sure! Why not!
Most people are just curious, and many that I've spoken with really appreciate the ingenuity of making your own stuff...wether it be a cart, the milk crate...or any other add ons...
I'm glad to see that you're not only sharing your enthusiasm with like minded folks here in YouTuber land, but also just plain folks out enjoying the sun! A friendly smile and a little conversation go a long way to giving kayak fishermen a better name.
Keep paddlin', and tight lines!
Russ
The nature around you is so beautifull...Where do you live ? Australia ? USA ? New Zeeland ?
Looking forward your next footage.
Regards from northern Germany
If you like to have some impressions of Cod and seatrout fishing on the Baltic sea, just click www.baltic-fishing.net/videos/
Did you get some aerial footage yet? Can't wait!
I live in Sun City and my son in law and I went out today, Christmas, and caught about 60 reds and about a dozen sheep head from 2:00 to 5:00.Went out from the mangrove crab bridge on 41 the flats were mud to about 6 inches so we looked for a hole and found one at 27degrees 52 min 47.24 north 82 degrees 24' 0.44 W. Used shrimp, artificial, but mostly mangrove crabs. of course with that kind of bite anything worked. Only one was over 18 and that one got away! all the sheep head were under 12. used circle hooks and a dehooker so we were able to release without harm. Most not even touched. Have a great year.
hey check out Google earth and see if you can't use some video of your fishing grounds from up in the sky. there is a guy in the UK that does great work using Google earth in his videos, his channel is Keep Turning Left.
Thanks for sharing Marty and keep em coming. I think one day maybe you will have your own fishing show.
Thanks for the nice comments, as always.
Thanks again. Your Vids are awesome.